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No, the economy wouldn't be better off if everyone moved to New York and San Francisco
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* Futures lower: Dow 14 pts, S&P 3.75 pts, Nasdaq 12 pts
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It's a beast, and it'll do great things for the new iPhones.
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Good morning from the WSJ City desks in London. Be the first with high-value stories. Download WSJ City for on your mobile and let us keep you in the loop from 6am. The WSJ City app. Upwardly mobile. iPhone and Android. Your friends and colleagues can sign up to this newsletter here. MUST READS FROM WSJ CITY Apple introduced a trio of new […]
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For a $2,999 price point, you might wonder -- is the Microsoft Surface Studio desktop really worth it? I tested one recently and found myself being drawn to a few important features that made it worth the high price even compared to similar models from Dell and even Apple.
1. Incredibly high resolution
This was one of the surprises for me, because I sometimes don't like extremely high-res displays. They might be clear, but the color quality sometimes suffers. And, in some cases, the extra resolution doesn't really help with detail work in Photoshop and other apps because you don't really notice the difference. The Studio uses a resolution of 4500 x 3000 pixels, and believe me, you notice. For photos, I was able to zoom in and make fine adjustments to pixels in ways I couldn't do on any laptop or on my normal 2K resolution display. Even normal Word documents looked better on the Studio's display without any jagged text.
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(Reuters) - Wall Street was set to open slightly lower on Wednesday, after a two-day rally, weighed down by a drop in Apple and as North Korea showed a trademark defiance over new U.N. sanctions.
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If it was possible, companies would charge every person the maximum they would pay for their product. In this world of maximum pricing, Apple could charge the super-rich the tens of thousands of dollars they would probably be willing to pay for iPhones Tesla Remotely Expanded Car Batteries Near Irma's Path, And Questions LingerNPR Tesla helped Florida residents escape hurricane Irma, here's howFinancial Express Tesla extends Model S, Model X range near Hurricane IrmaCNET The Week Magazine -SFist -
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1. Nordstrom sale: Shares in Nordstrom (JWN) were surging by about 10% premarket following reports that the company could soon be taken private. CNBC, citing unnamed sources, said that private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners could partner with ... Nordstrom (JWN) Stock Gains 10%: Will it Go Private Soon?Zacks.com Nordstrom's plan to attract shoppers: Wine, manicures — but no merchandiseWashington Post Nordstrom's tiny new stores basically won't have any stuff in themFast Company Benzinga -PYMNTS.com -CNBC -
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Apple introduced a trio of new iPhones Tuesday, making a bet that some customers will be willing to part with upward of $1,000 for the premium iPhone X while others will also pay up to upgrade regular models.
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Apple stock rallies as much as 1.5% as live event unfolds: live blog
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